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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

( INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
mPDBuCs LIFE lNS. CO.
CArfTAL yrOCK, &,.OOO.OOF
OrrlcK-DELAWARE BRANCH
No. SIS Market Strees, Wilmington.
OFFlCERSa
A. GEO q. LOBpELL, President. r0
\ Hon. IHO9 r. BAYAkp, Vice President.
< EMMETT ROBINSON. Treasurer:
DIRECTORS:
Col. n. 8. McComb. Leather.
CLARK r. Grisgs. Prest l.. B. 4 ". .R.R.
Marx NJ. Cleaver, Banker.
N. n. Child. kesl Esta 2.
Lsande. T. Riddle. Riddle. Son / Co.
Henry 9; Robinson. Rsnker.,
Rev. j. D. Curtis, Pre-. Elder n. K. Church.
Isaac Q. Cleaver, Banker.
Allen v. Lesley Nj. D., State Senator.
John N. Curtis. Physician
X. Emmett Robinson, Banker.
This Company issues its policies on stock rates,
and its sS ono 0Oi capital stock is pledged for the
payment Of It's policies, which 10 security in addi:
tiOn to its receipts that canuOt be secured
IN any mutual coRpanS.
No dividend delus:One-so much insurance for
80 mnch money-the dihe.enccin in rates being equal
70 twenty I've per cent. dividend in advance in "
mutual company.
The in.uring public are respectfully invited to
cali on the undersigned At the Companys Office for
information concerning plans Of insurance, tables
Oct9- -d5taW.kW2m Secretary and Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
Nasehsdlss s,shops IN session
x1ssresAsr Asplepa,Ar1oss.

The Gsneral Missionary Committee OF he
4ethodist Church held ~ annual mceQng ~
Ehursday. at the Mission Rooms in New Ycrk tos
tie purpose Of making appropriations for the
tss il charged with apportion,ng ths sums Of
money annually necsesary for oil missiosary pur-
poses. The trea.surer's report was presented ~
Dr. Thomas Carlton. 1t showed II ut at the be-
ginning OF the fiscal year, Novemb !. lS1 thsse
was . balance in the treasury of $23,9S7 SO; that
the recepts from that date up to ti.s correspond
ing date Of 1872 amounted to s66l Ob6 60; that
the disbursements during the same period reached
S596s6%7 63, aud that there 10 now, therefore, IN
the treasury . balance Of $685. 50. From this
balance, however, is tO be deducted drafts for the
East Indian mission, &l2,447. Deducting also
from this balance the amount on hand, tho in
crease of collections for 1872 over the previous
year Will be found to be $49.96l.97. DR.. 7. N.
Eddy moved that the appropriations be based
upon an income Of e8OOOOO. DR.. Trimble wss
but DR.. Carlton thought they should not stop at
less sum than $S00,000, and he believed they
coald - readily ask for and get 100000 from
the Church.
DR.. Trmble withdrew his motion for 100000,
and tSOO. .OO0 was made the basis of the appropria-
tion for the year 1873.
Appropriations we're made as follows: For
India, nl,3l0; China. sos, 1876; Japan, 2o,0oO
Africa, $4,000; South America, $l2,2OO; bull
gAra, t6,250: for the nissions TO foreign-speakng
populations in the United States, &6O, $50
The question OF making appropriations for the
American Indians excited an animated debate.
DR.. Eddy moved that t2.50O be allotted to sup
port missions among the red men. Bishop Ha.
ven gave an entertaining account OF his trip to
the North west, and said there was an opening tor
the planting Of Methodist m,ssions.
In the afternoon Bishop Scott presided. After
consultation in reference to the Italian, Japanese
and German missions, the committee adjourned
until to-day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
rne Morse pIseass and Oxen.

The Opustvv Gentleman has the following: I see
bv ~ pepers that they are using oxen in the ctss
- nleese Of horses. My object u to inform the
nnsfeos eastern farmers that cattle are a. obnox-
~. e oetsrYh g ths horse. and much moro difa-
s.Ie A. handla, II they take back these oxen TO
sSeir Sarms thsy viii b. very likely to have . ter-
,;ls ~ auao3g their dairy stock. Catarrhal 10
~ S.vsiied in New York and Philadelphia a. an
ssi:so1ic a l7se, and was vssy fatal. Those hsv-
:. - them until they are fully restored
Il 1,S ~ ssssugtA. THIS disease, il not prop
~. ~. q ycry liable 10 dsgsnszats into
sy.ssts' sas.ae3ss sad slaadsrs. ownszs otsta-
~ e@S pey great attention 70 The hyg'ene
~ auek. 3 % that depends their exemption
~ diooace at oil times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
gmevsonian Philosophy.

Practically g we'll % theoFaticaIIy Ralph W ado
Emerson 10 genuine philosopher, pract'cing what
he writes. HIS home ct Concord was recently de-
stroysd by fire, and the cage has decided to spend
probably the time needed in rebuilding by . trip
70 Europe He will spend the winter abroad, Wis
iting his old English friends, and then journey
through Italy, Greece and Egypt gathering by
the way much valuable material for future books
and lectures. How much better to be thus useful.
" employed than to remain fretting among the
carpentsn and masons busy in rebuilding the des-
troysd house. The sase proposes to return to
Concord in the early summer Of T3. when his
house viii b. ready for occupancy. On his return
be will repair TO his study and resume work a.
though the fire had never been. This 10 true EN-
srsonian philosophy, and he ought to be imitated
a. we'll = admired. We cannot all journey to
Europe in case Of fires destroying our homes OF
storss, but Ill Of u can dnd better employment
than grisving over misfortunes past. All can, like
EmsEson, b up and doing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

1t Is said that the present management OF
the Erie Railway have decided to remove the
names, monograms. pictures, and q! other
remembrance Of Jay Gould or Jas Fisk, .Jr,
from the enginsA ferry-boats, palace coaches,
and other properly Of the company.
PittsburR, since the annexation Of its sub
urbs, u enttsld 70 rank tenth In size OF the ci-
ties Of the Unio0.
The canadian Good Templars number q. 900
members. During the past year 17S new Lod.
ges have been established.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

We have. it appear, one representative at least
abroad who understands the dignity Of our position
and his own. The Manchester (Englsndl Gaar-
dian gives US an account OF the recent troubles Of
q Col. Davies. who honors Cardiff by representing
the United States As Consul at that poIt. Davies,
it seems, bought an estate near the town. anu
speedily got into squabble with neighborine
farmer, Bodklns, concerning the Of path or
gate, which wound up triumphantly for the Colo.
mel With his giving the Enghshman tremendous
thrashinR. He WAS arrested and brought before
the County Court on charge Of assault and bat
teiy, aud defended himself. 1t was not be. Da.
visa. who wss aggrieved, he claimed, when the
fellow pushed his way through the gate, but the
majesty of the forty millions Of people whom he
represented; it was the great American nation to
whom Bodkins had used disrespectful Language.
and "in the name OF that nation" declared the
Colonel, "undsr the shadow CT that broad and
beautiful Gag, struck him. III tho cause Of free
domw The speech was "received with profound
emotion" though The Guardian fails TO inform u
Of what kind, and the case was held over for con-
alteration, the Cardiff Dogberries no doubt finding
the introduction Of forty millions of treemen into
the case too heavy matter for sudden handbag
Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
our City Expenditures.

The frequency with which the Chairman OF the
Finance Committee has been required to inform
the City Council Of the fact that the City Treasury
was empty, and ask for authority to raise the ne
csssazy money on notes for $4,000 to pay current
expenses, induces the impression that the expen-
d,tures during the past three or four months have
been very heavy, and the city mu"t. therefore,
have got very deeply in debt, Notwithstanding the
high rate OF taxation which was reserted to last
year. There has been some extraordinary expen-
~ in the water department, but We presume the
money used for this purpose is not taken from
that collected from taxes for current expenses, the
water improvement loan not having been exhaust
ed. We raise no complaint - to the necessary
expenses; because we are entirely without infor-
nation on the subject other than what We find in
the reports Of the Council proceedings. It would
be well If Council would publish statement OF
sxpensss and the condition OF the Treasury once
in three months. Perhaps it would lead citizens
to understand more fully the necessity which fro
quently compels Council to deny requests that IT
granted would lead to increased expenses. or the
causes Why that body act tardily on many matters
involving outlays too heavy to be borne with the
limited means at their disposal.
We are quite sure from present indications that
the outlay for the past six months has been unus-
ually heavy, and hops that Council will take the
matter into consideration in all subsequent action
calculated to increase expenses. Economy is =
virtue for the pra,tice Of which We fear We will
not Be able to extol Council in January next when
it makes up its yearly account and decides upon
the amount it will be required to draw from the
pockets Of the people to pay of floating debts and
meet the current expenses of the next fiscal year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
New BOOg Maa0 SsA DC Store.
- GEO. s. HAGANY, -

between Hsrksf and Shipley has just laid in
: large and varied assortment qf Boots snd Shoes
s OF which he proposes to sell at prices to sVt the
present times and respectfully asks the public to
sell and ~ amino HIS stock,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
The Horse Disease.

This terrible malady still continues to rage with
uuAbatsd fury over the country. In many places
it has assumed new and more fatal character
Its prevalence in the upper part Of this county
and along tho border Of Chester and Cecil counties,
IL 70 general that the people are compelled to re.
main at home or walk considerable distance to
points where they can take the cars or stages for
this city So general is it that those who come to
market and own several horses have none to drive,
all being more or less affected with influenza A
number who came to market yesterday found
their horses this morning affected to such an ex-
tent that they had to get ass,stance from friends
and neighbors to get their wagons homo again.
Fortunately the Wilmington and Western and
Wilmington and Reading Railroads have afforded
facilities to many to get to market who otherwise
would not have been able to come at all
In this city the disease so far has not been very
fatal. Our people had timely warning and have
been cautious enough to adopt the best usage and
treat their sick horses in the most careful manner
We presume there is not less than thousand
horses now in the stables in this city, warmly
blanketted and tied up with flannel. undergoing
all the processes known to the veterinary art. A.
yet but few have died, and there is prospect of
very general recovery. Rest and kind and careful
treatment for few days will save the life Of many
Q noble animal for which the owner would not,
perhaps, take several hundred dollars and owners
should bear this in mind.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

CouRrs-lhe November term Of the County
Court meets at New Castle, on Monday. There
are No cases on record and In which the public
viii be very deeply interested the proceed'nes
will, - usual. appear in the Gazette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16

4 virgtnian writes from Hanover C. H. to Mr..
0rssley concerning his colored nsghbors - fol-
loWs:
claimed from their pulpits last Sunday that you
had promised If elected, to put all the negroes
into slavery, that you would pay slavs-holdsrs
o60V for each slave freed, that you would bind all
negro children tor 25 years TO their former mas
ten, &C., &c., and then resolving TO exclude from
the church every one who refused 70 vote for
Grant. These things carried the negroes in solid
eolumn against YOU"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-16
EAILY GAZETTE.
~. P. Jozxsos. Epsss. an P.ssarsssA

TEE DAILY GAxErrE is published every afternoon.
Except Sunday At Al6 Market street. and served ~
carriers to subscribers in all parts Of Wilminston
and the surroundine towns ald '.ilasca for six
cents week, payable weekly. Yearly ssbscfibsrs
q, in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established l7S4.
the largest and most Aourishirs weekly an the
tate, and hss larger circulation than any other
the PsninsulAr. Published every Friday morn
at q year. in advance.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-02-10
ers.

ALL people would undoubtedly pre-
fer a fine head of hair grown upon
their own. heads, to being bald, or
wearing false hair; and 1t hesbeen the
study of many of cur learned men to
iud emedy to restore the hair when
It has fallen out, and renew its color
after it has become gray. Such o
remedy has been found, and is now
offered to the world under the name OF
Halls Vegetable sicihan Hair Renew
er; and, to verify this statement, read
the following .-
This is to certify that was very
bald; in fact, my head was perfectly
smooth; and tits ccwmon in my iami-
ly to grow bald early in life. lhave
now used four bottles of Halls Veget1
able Sicilian Hair Remover; and the
hair has grown out all over my head
and is now a natural brown.
BARTLEY COSL0N.
ScIPro, JENNINGS Co., IYD May 2S 1868.
Personally appeared before me Bart
ley Conlon, and, upon oath, says the
above statement is true.
NJ. G. BUTLER, Notary Public
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Tue country seems TO be I'LL
ed with Specification the cure
Of Lung Diseases, that one
scarcely knows which 10 use,
for wautof confidence in their
medical properties; but from
the remarkable cures and The
high order and extraordinary
efficacy of Aliens Lung Bal
sam, that we are compelled>to
regard the evidences OF our
senses, and confidently state
for cough and cold, and that
Hydra headed monster -cOnL
sumption, we think that prep
aration a safe and certain cure
that Is now before the public.
For sale by all Medicine deal
ers.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISKERS.

As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray Or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and efectualIy accomplish
this result. II Is easily applied.
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash Of. d sSoM BY
al D Druggists Price Fifty Csnts
Manufactured by a. Ps hAtkS 4 ooos
NASHUA, ME .i's's
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Gleason's Monthly Companion.

GleasOn's Monthly Companion.
We have received from the publish
er the first number ola new monthly
Magazine with the above title. The
Magazine is dated for January 1872,
and is beautifully illustrated with a
number of engravings. 1t Is an elc-
giant moral and refined miscellaneous
Family Magazine. The literary de-
partment is well filled with original
tales of the highest excellence, by the
ablest writers, popular tales of seaand
land, choice miscellany, the rarest
gems OF poetry, sketches of travel,
home amusement, wit and humor, &c.
Every department is placed on the
most finished and perfect system that
experience can devise, or money can
produce. Among the contents Of this
number we find The Triumph of
America; A Turks Justice; Curious
facts from History; Politeness of the
Arabs; Mr.. Webb's Farm; An unex-
pected Marriage; Advantages Of Cry
ing; Cannibals Of the Andes; Twice
Saved; Lettering Years; Topsy and | I;
Costumes Of the High Priest; The
Christmas Tree; The Blessing OF To-
day; Qnack for Quack; Hearts are
not Playthings; John GoldiDg's Mir
ror; The Husbands Ruse; The Horse
and the Stag; The Manner In which
Young Racket lost a Fortune, etc.
The subscription price is placed at the
remarkably low figure OF only 81 a
year; or FIVE subscribers for So and
one gratis to the getter-up OF club
OF five. Single copies for sale by all
first-class newsdealers az 10 cents.
Sample cDpies will be sent, postage
free for 10 cents each. Address the
publisher, +. Gleason, No. ~ Summer
street, Boston, Mass. = =
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

Is sent BY mail at sl1 per apnum. OF fiirnished
by agents and carriers at rs cents per week.
All remittances should belmads by express or
in money orders, and, when 80 forwarded will
be Vt our risk. Give full address, post otfice
county and state, also nearest expIess Office,
in order that there may be no mistake in for>
warding papers and premiums.I SubsGnbers
can have their address changed from one post
othceto Ano Iher by remittina % rents to pay
copies Of daily, weekly or semi weekly win b
sent free, upon application "
Address CINCINNATI GAZETTE 90.
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Every year increases the populari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. Itremoves all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their. normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellentSquality;
and I consider it the BEsr PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold BY all Druggists, and Dealers IN llediciaas.
t-fr Prioa 0na lnolIap
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meTee St,S.Y.
VincCtE Dittcrs arc not vile Fancy Drink
Made or Poor ISum, Whisicy, Proof Spi.
rits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd, splccd aa(
swcetened TO please the taste, called "Tonlcs,'
"Appctlzcrs,' "Icstorers," &C., thai lead tlit
tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin, but nro a trut
Medicine. made from the Native Roots and Herb
ofCnlifornia, free from NIL Alcoho lie Stinu.
lants. They orc the GREAT BLOOD PCRI.
FER and A LIFE GIVING. PRINCI'
PIE, perfect Renovator and Inyigorator o
the System, carrying on all poisonous matter ant
restoring tho blood to a healthy condition. Nc
person can take these Dlttcrs according to dlTcc
tlons and drcman long unwell, provided their bonci
arc not destroyed by mineral poison or othei
means, and tho vital organs wasted beyond tn,
point ofrepair.
They nrc n Gentlo Purgntivc NJ well
ASA Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar mcri'
OF acting as o powerful agent In relieving Con
gestion or Inflammation OF the Liver, and all III,
Visceral Organs. ~. r... !.....
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old. married or single, at the dawn Of
womAnhOod or at the turn oflife, these Tonic Bit
ters have no equal. ~ ... ..,,,-,
For Infammutory and Chronic Rheu.
matism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Iudigcs.
tion, Bilious, Rcmittent und Intcrmit.
tent Fcverp, Diseases Of tho Blood, Lii.
YER, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bittcrs
have been most successful. Such Diseases are
caused by Vitinted Blood, which is generally
produced BY arrangement Of the Digestive
Organs. .~,ttr-.l. rqtt
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
M ache; psin IN the Shoulders, Coughs, TIgtness Of
stomach, Bad taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks
fMpitation OF the Heart, Inflammation OF tile
Lungs, Pain In the regions OF the Kidneys, and 3
spriSFs 81 otSeT Psaiu symptoms are the on
They y.inyigorate the Stomach and stimulate thu
torpid liver and bowels. which render them of un
equslled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all I'm
s9bIa,Ies ban and mparing new ilio and vigor to the
FOR SKIN DISEASES, EruptioDs, Tetter
salt Rheunf, Blotches spots, Pimpies, Pustules
Boil,, Garbgnsles. Ring Worms, scild. Head, sor,
The Skin. Humors and DiseaSes Of the Skin, oi
whateyer name or nature. areliterally dug up and
Ssf5sa ,h 9St % Si the system N n.hort time by !e
vince tho most incrcduions Of their curative effect
| Cleanse the vitisfcd Blood whenever you.fad
tslmpurities bursting through the skin in Pimples
az asd II rese md
IL ssSs sSso Gs sR ed s SsaS S is u fySS
| Iystem Will follow.
+. Pin. n TAPE. ana other WORMS iaislas
70 me system Of 30 many thousapds are eifectuaiy
cafsfy the circular srond each @ bott,e nsnisd Tsd
y ,asS iSss Iansuage'-English. German. French and
I, wAIxxl, Proprietor, r. q. McposAlp A Co
prufsists and Cen. AsenS, San Francisco, ca...,'
Il. and g and y conmsscesuset ysw Y9rk, /, :
twsotosYALpzuesIels AID OJtk12rs.
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FRESH garden, flower. tree and
shrub, evergreen, fruit and herb seeds,
Prepaid hy mail A complete and jn>
dicious assortment, 25 sorts of either
chl.s, 81 00. Tie ok classes, (l5U
packrts) for s. 20 Also, an immense
stock of one year grated fruit trees,
smal fruits, fruit stocks, young fruit
ornamental and evergreen seedlings
bulbs, roses, vines, house and bord,I
pants, We, the nlost conplete nssori
II nt in Am riei Prepaid by mlii
'rirrd mtiinsut to an address, ais
rade list>, srrIiS See Is on Cnmmi,
sion. Agents Wanted Address,
b. NJ WATsnN, Old Colony Nnrser
les and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth
Mss Established lS42. #
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A San agricultural paper the Weekly Gazet
AruS no uperoI in America Many thou
sand farmers and hoLsekeepers contributed
10 tins department during the past year, and
he columns have become an established ex.
,'hange for ideas ana pracucai information
Terms Of the Weekly Gazette forl87J,2
single copy. year, $40; five copies, each
Ii; ten copies, l.70; twenty copies, 60; thur.
y copies, 81; fifty copies, As; seventy cop
IS, 50; one hu1dred. l, Is; two hundred, l 25.
remiums to the getter up Of Clubs.
For a club ofiive, II No. gold pen, with sill
'e" ext nslon holder and pencil; warranted;
retail price, S275 For club VI ten, ona dnz
fine heavy silver plHte,i teaspoons, wal
u,nted: retail price 81 w. Fora club oftYrn
ty, one set fine yorr.handled knives and sii-
yrr plated forks warranted; retail price SS 20.
FOR club %, thirty, one set of extra heavy
,ilver plted, solid steel table Knives, handles
IN .bl Ides one piece and do, folks warranlPd;
rrthl prIre. Sl2 90. For club Ol my, a two-
ounce silver hunting ease watch, Jewels, lev.
~ mo, ement, wIrraute, retail price, $50 10.
For club of sew ntysfive, n two and half.
ounce silver hunting cnse watch, full plate,
ever movement leTcls, warranted, prire
$1,000. For club Of one hundred, three
ounce silver hunting g. Sc watch, iull plate le.
yer movement Jewels; wnce, S6O.UO. rur q
club of two hundred, a gold hunting case
watch, tail plate, lever movement, exposed
pallet Jewels, warfnnled; price, $3.50. Lady's
watch OF safne value where preferred
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FAseNH FN u = SALE.

THhr vauihle tract of land known rs tho
"rorter Farm lOc"trd IN Jackson Town
-hir, Vntpn Cunnty, ohio, II now Oth ed fol-
sale on reason ,hle erms.
II contains lI6 acres, 100 Of which are
lparPd
It's underln with very rich vein Of IRON
re making il Wlun L. ~ mineral hand BE
80 well w',terpd 1t voull make an exc, llent
.torR mrm. II il offered low.
Fur terms call on or ad lress
N.p FERiUSON, E-q,
lsle@horo, IlorRing TO-
Orl ] POR TER, srpbenylle, q. Nu-E-
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IFTOW IHb NHIIIIUOE'TO nv
Chillicotthe is somewhat noted for
It's admirable picture galleries, and
but few people in the country have
failed to "look ii" at the splendid gall
lery Of Mr.. Simonds, and admire the
immense and spleadid display oi'piO-
lures hung with SO much prolusion
upon the walls. Mr.. Simonds' rooms
are unsurpassed in the State, and the
character of his work is as good as the
best 500.