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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The following Is not from Ohio. About
one year ago young man named John Doe
became acquainted with Mary Roe, and after
q prOtracted cOurtship she did not say mo
He was railroad man, and most Of The time
on the go, while she stayed at home 10 bake
aud sew. She was also eighteen, or q little
below. A day was also set when they to
church were to go, and John spent abOuttwo
hundred dollars for new ''elO"-Wedding
cards, and such things, You know. II bad
been announced In a church that was neither
High" nor low that the ceremony would
take place In the morning, shortly alter the
cock was heard 10 crow. John called the
evening before, dressed In his best from top
to toe aud handing his bride the wedding
cards, smiled as II eYerythlng was IN Stdh quo.
He had only left the house but few mo-
ments when chap named Joe" an old
lover OF Miss Mary Roe, called and upbralded
the latter for going back on him so, and
pleaded his case In voice so eloquent aud
low, that the other chaps cake soon turned to
dough, and the tickle Roe, aud the old lover
Joe to one horse justice Of the peace did
go, who married folks for u dollar or so, and
IN tees than half an hour they were on their
way to Chicago. The next morning the In-
iuriAted Doe was seen hurrying towards the
depot, waving butcher knife 10 and fro, and
when his coat tall lifted so as to show, brace
of rcyolvers In his hip pockets below, those
who saw him said that Joe" aud the fckle
Roe, had better lay remarkably low, for a few
years or IitasUHe Press.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

Last night there was considerable excitement
at SulllyAn's, the occasion being the counting
Of the votes tor the American nag which has
been ballOted Tor during the past week In the
Excelsior. According 10 the proposition Of Sui
liyan each gentleman who patrOnlEed him was
entitled to cast a ballot Tor his candidate for
President and his iayOrite boat club.
The vote closed yesterday, and the following
gentlemen were appointed 10 count II On be-
half OF the Amerious club, Col. WIN. q. MaEee
and O, W. Roosevelt on behalf Of the Fill
ups" Captain FltEslmmOns and VIM. Mcguire,
who, after about four hours work. announced
the result NJ follows: Americas, i,ls3i Flll.ups,
l,li3, For Grant, LOO tor Greeley, 100. So
the flag was turned over to the Americas club.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

A SINGULAR ILLUSTRATION Of how the
best Intentions may produce anything but
good results occurred In the penitentlary at
Auburn, N. Y, lately. There were 800 tenn
perance tracts left for distribution among
the convicts, and as they were carefully pre-
pared, and likely 10 be convincing In their
Arguments against intemperAnce, the chap
lain did not hesitate 10 give them 10 the
black sheep Of which his flock was composed.
One OF the leading features OF the pamphlet
was careful analysis Of liquor, giving 10
full the drugs aud pOisOns which II eontains
and was Intended TO intimldAte on physical
II not on moral grounds. But 80 far from
doing this the analysis was used rs receipt,
and the ConylctB, who ty some way unknown
succeeded In getting the ingredients secretly
manufactured their own whisky, upon which
they reveled until Its effects betrayed them TO
the eyes Of the prison authorities, when the
tracts were probably recalled.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
JOURNALISTIC JoLLITIRs.


How Newspaper Men Pay Their wnEcrs
There was an affair OF tho Washington office
Of the New York World last night which was
entirely unique. A few weeks previous " the
Pennsy lyAnia election bets were made between
MessTs, j, =. Foley, ID. q. FOTney, ]. MacluT,
land, II. j. Ramslell aud Dr. Hayes, on the
election Of Governor Of the Keystone State,
The u0detstAnding was that tho bets were To DO
paid At the Washington office Of tho New York
World, OF which the Hon. GgO. W. Adams is
correspondent.
At the time appointed % O'cluck-all the
"bOyB In the Row" we're assembled. The Issue
Of the bets was that d. q. Furney, Of the sun.
day ChroRiciS, should pay for q basket OF cham.
payne, j. Mcfarland should pay for the lunch
and Dr. Hayes should pay for the cigars. The
entire bet was paid On sight, nhd the boys had d
good time. There were no speeches. AlessTE,
Copeland, Barr and others favored the company
speech, contrasting the condition Of politics In
the old cOuntfy with that Of the now, showing
that notwithstanding the differences here ali
met on common basis. The company separated
with cheers Tor all the candidates.
a DIENKR TO STANLEY PROPOSED.
Towards the end VI the entertainment prop.
OsltiOn was made that dinner he given In Stan.
10y, OF the New York Herald, the dlsCUygreF Of Dr.
Livingstone. John =. Foley was chosen chair.
man and tho following committee was selected
TO take charge OF the affair and MAKE all the
necessary arrangements Geo Alfred Townsend
L. A. HObTlght II. W. Clarke, Geo. ". Adams
II. J. Ram1dell, o. 5. NOyUs, j, MUClaTluui, NJ
W. Barr, W. W. WOTdah, u, q, FoFncy, u. T.
Mckee, L. z. Washington aud j. W. KnuwltUu,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

best Dentrihoe In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price rs and 80 cents.
JoUvHAs InodorouB Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 10 anything known. Price IS cents.
THoNPsoH's PomAde OptimS Is exquisite. II
loftens, boauunos, and Strengthens tho hair.
Price rs and 80 cents.
All for sale By druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
METFOPOLTTGN VARIETY THEATRE

FRESH ATTRACTIONS FOR THE nj LION
IVA New end Brilliant Stars! IA
heippeATAnco Of the famous aud woTfd.TcnsWn,d
Ethiopian oemsdiAns, JOHN MUILIGAN and
BILLY RlOF, who viii tppoar this engagement In
az entire nav seios OF thar de-spllttns eDnie,
,les. A New hen'htion-h rst appearance 10 Wash.
,ngi9n ~ ne Etett PTotean Dancer, hisr ~ TIIIA
makinE ten eomplete charges OF costume In one
dance. Alsn, hrut appezrAbee OF the PLEADING obsT
setsr 6,usts, MES FLORA hAKEEZIE Masses
hshlo hcgsrs, Kate, Lauta and EmmA Harrison
Laura GrAhsm, fmmR cord n, hardy Gardner and
jas Porter In frtsb and 'hnlca otto nj povnirs oIi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The INST annual bail u Deborah Lodge, for
tho benefit Of AddRs Israel congregation, will
take place at Masonic Temple on Monday even.
lug next, October n. The committee having the
affair In charge are exeTting the mselyes to una
the occasion one Of great success, and everything
bids ialT for happy time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

How Is this Tor scene In church The
pew Is crowded. The sermOnis long. "a re-
spectacle citizen goes TO sleep. In close
proximity TO him Is a lady, The preacher
Is In the midst OF closing prayer, when the
slumberer RstOnshed the congregation by
gruntlng In tone OF complaint, leone, come,
Sarah lay Along don't crowd col lay over,
lay over " Sarah, WLO was fortunately In
the pew also, never for a moment lost her
presence of mind, but administered u timely
poke with her parasOl which awakened her
dormant lord, aud prevented any further Te-
marks on bis part. A warning TO sleepy au-
ditors or long-wluded preachers, no matter
which
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

LADIES AND GENTLEMKN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In hrst.class manner
send them to A. FIsHER, ols Ninth street, op.
PoSIte Patent OHioO. Tho Professor will give
you satisfaction without fall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

NCE'CdHy, the second day Of tho NatlnnpI
Park horse nir, drew together y large and nsh,
iOnahl0 audience, among whom were a number
uf ladies. There wrrn two races arranged tor
tho DAY, both ut which took place, the Judges
being heEsts, JET. Rlyes, Richard Smith Rubt,
Tool and WIN. BTOnnuEh
The hrit race was milo heats three In I'VE
Tor which the following were entered BELLE VI
GettyibuTg, by chris. Hopper sleepy Dan hy
John Price; Maggie Duvall, by Allen Dorsey
The race was won In three straight heats by
no Rello. Time, 2isl 4, 2:52l amt 2:54li.
IA tho Interval between the heats In the above
race the young ones (tuuT year OllsD we're
bruuglh out ~ follows Unknown, entered by
J. Hll lrunslIus, entered by Chris. Hopper.
This Ms tho other race, was won In three
straight heats by lrUuslIes Tlme-3.2l, 3li,
3'td
To-day Will be- devoted 10 running races, and
q number OF mo horses have been outorcd.
Th0To will, doubtless, be an exciting time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
THE COURTS.
CIVIL,

CINlB
sUPlENE CouRT or THE DtsTRIoT IN dEN.
ERAL TKRM.-Chlef Justice Cartier and Jus
days
ATroREEys ADMITTED.
=. W. Alexander was admitted TO the bar on
the recommendation Of the examiners, anu J. 5;
Washburne, Of New York, upon the motion Of
Mr., Peck
The following cases were acted upon
An IFsuRAHCE CASE
SuaannAh Jouvsnal ". Nov Jersey Mutual
Insurance Company. This was an action for
money due on an Insurance policy which had
been effected on tho life Of the plaintiffs hus.
baud, but II was alleged that tho terms OF the
contract had not been complied whit that
proper notice Of the death Of Jouvenal had not
Mr. stanton, for the insurance company, con.
tended that the policy binds tho company to pay
amer due notice and proof Of the death Of the
said party whose life IL hereby Insured" The
tirst plea puts these facts In Issues but no notice
Was given and NO proofs o. death presented
Upon general principles, and by all the author.
tiles, such notice and proof were conditions pre-
oedent to recovery on the policy,
Mossrs Riddle and Miller, Tor the defence,
eontended that such notice was not lndospensa.
bic. The death Of JOuycnAl was nbundantly
proved, as appears from the record. The want
Of notice was not alleged In the court below, and
the point cannot DO now raised. The proper
method Of taking advantage Of the omissions, II
there were any such, would have been by mo.
tlon for non.sulL Having allowed the plain.
tmt ~ ~ ~ w IVY WIshg , ~ ~ wv
WI ~ we ptHSol " ny usto 4, ,,,
~ 1t,., W w pO'o hs,rs,
II ~ ~ ~ ,ua ~ ~ " W
Thtot w ny uIst Niie ~ w "
court, Affirming Judgment below.
n uIy Patoht w pyneiI t'Ps. Ohse ~
o,,,lsai S h1,t g vet Jusuiouou HBuou ny
Higgins vs.. Gregory. Case argued by Mr..
i.uJ W ue'ehuHnN Auu " MI f. L. StAnVon
'oI Pi ny LIN, s,.,.. s,,.... AZ, 49,, ses
~ ~ 1911, Nn'v ~ rs, ~ anu oas
.rrsd ~ ,Ii. ~ Ky ~ ~, 70
i ~ t1 iisttet " Wv VI oor'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The Weed Sewing MSchIns-the machine that
gives more general satisfaction than any other
can be purchased or leased on favorable terms
at OOmpAny'S Agency, 100 Ninth street. I'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth
street, pays per cont. on depOsitP.
Banking houTs-g " I, Saturday ,v " I and
B'tOE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

A LARGE AND ELEnANT IEyOICE of gentle.
mons hne boots, Congress EaIters and lace
shoes Just opened ut Gartrelrs, no seventh
street, corner Of /,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

WEhhNA STRING BAHD.-PHOF, LOUIS
" MhBBh, Ls.ltted by hTst.olass mnsIoians il
RfNIeady TO IuTnlsh Al tho latest and mos popular
nnslo Tor GeTmbns Parties, Balls, Reception, az,
hls patrons rely upon fFosying perfect sAtisao.
hlls, and At my Te'idenos, 7l5 seventh std IL
soulhsAst, bstHeoa q and GtTests, Navy YARD.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

BURT's FINE sHOEs for ladies, misses and
ehlldren-a great yarlety-It ddrIrelrF, Wv
Seventh street, corner Of |,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent interest on all deposits. DO.
pOaltB can DO made and drawn at Will,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

TuEEE IA GREAT DEMAND for small houses
OF hye Or SIX rooms. -. 4. Warner has mum.
her Ur them tor salej ~ Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

d. II, WARNER, real estate broker, offers iuI
sale, In another column, very desirable prop,
eTty for only 1850, situated at tho thriving
town Of Falls Church, Va,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

TINS PHOroGRAPu STORE on Ninth street was
closed yesterday on account Of being out OF pho
togo ,phs win open again to-day ut one p. m,
VIA full lQy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

DREss-A writer In BidckloOod, 10 an ar
tiClG devoted TO dress, says "NO French
woman has reached tue height Of folly and
extravaganza In the line Of dress which has
been reached by American and Russian
women, for whom more work Is done In
France than for French DANES or demOiselles.
The cost Of some Russian women's gloves or
stockings would keep six families OF weayers
y year. There arc women Of 81. Petersburg
who think II quite q mRtter-Of-cOurse affair
to pay the journey Of their fayOrlte artist
from the Boulevard, Paris, TO the Newsky
PrOspes,, that they may take their exact
measure for a corset. The reason why
French fashions are copied all over the world
Is because the French woman knows how to
dress. Dress Is her main occupation In life.
In Its adaptation she uses taste and common
sense Judgment. She understands shape,
color, variety and fitness ~ no other woman
does, and IL Ia seldom that the true French
woman drifts Into the rowdylsm OF dress
which has, of late years, scandallZed the
world, Then, too, she knows how 10 put II
on aud wear II. II Ia, when donned, part
OF herself. An English woman cannot plan
tasty, elegant dress, she cannot make 1t,
aud she cannot wear It we'll when 1t Is made.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank HollIuF,.
heAd having been rebuilt and entirely ted b. her
present owner, will leave her wharf,
FOOT Ob SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY suTF6Ih lI,, l kIgsPlsj4 At 10 O'CLOCK.
SLEs Tomb Of WAshit Eton.l and Intermediate
lSndlnEa JAMFR SYKTR
-leSl5m Gen. bupt ktsNn Arrow.
BARLu"'s GAILEkY Or RINE AHTs
Removed fraD No. 1883 to Ne. I2JH PsDB.
SylVWnia ayshur.
DC nee hIhbr'cb and fer sale large ooII.etirn o
~ PAINTINGS, hngn AVinsr foIEoa kTopE res CsT,ir
stAinAIy raTo Chlnhi also, ohOloestook OF PoTeoia
ana Photograph Framss.
-. BARLOW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

PATTI--MARIO.
tue srRAKosOn CONCERTS.

MADLLE CARLOTTA PATTI,
,,,,.,, The world renowned CantAir icr
mADlLE CARENO, toe Distinguished Ptanists
$1,000, 800. hltS CARY, tho Ehyoflta Cont Ito.
NUNS, gihhI the TAls1ted Violin Nirtuo,o,
-, Conductor, SlUNOR MAKO,
Will make their rst appearance this season In Wash
-, $500, - tnllon,
- - IN TWO GPEND COROFRTS
On WEOhEsDAY ard THURSDAY, Dot I8I5
, Reserved Seats, So. General Admlkslnn. Al
sss ls can now 20 rsstved At hotEsrotTs Fusio
sto,o, oclO.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

THB new COlOanads Hotel, Philadelphia,
Psnnsylyania, has no superior in the style Of lts
appointments.
DARIEs or oHoiOE PennSylVanIS blades and
nne New York Butter received daily ut SPICER's
Butter store, "a Ninth street.
"YICToR"
Sowing Machine,
and
Nine Dsmorssl's
900 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.and. a.
half and Sixth streets.
"
GRAHD OPENING
Of the most extensive assortment Of
Doors AND SHoBs,
At One Price, and that very low,
BY
l. HEILBRUN,
402 Seventh street, second door from D.,
lntelligeneet Building.
THE IIGHT-HURSING
"DOMESTICo
Sewing Machine is the best Of all. The perfec.
tIon Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, noISeless, Tor more
nearly sothnn any other shuttle mAohine,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts 10 nOt equNlsd In any other machine.
Once, sO5 + street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMS l. Co., Agents.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The Savannah Republican (DemOcFAtIe) calls
the result Of tho elections "a cold water dash
from the North, and says In the heated state
Of our feelings here, after our late signal VIC
tory, and the confident promises Of our North
srn friends as 10 what they would and could do
yesterday, the nUWs Of those elections has fallen
like = oold.Watsr dash, after a hot bath, upon
our sxRltinE people.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

THE new COloanads Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvanla, has no superior in the style Of lts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

DIARIES OF ouoiOE PennsylVaniS blades aud
one New York Butter received daily At SPICER's
Butter Store, ~ Ninth street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
TIE LlGHT-IlURNING


402 Seventh street, second door from Il
Intelligeneer BuildIng.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-04
SIO69.2l


A hourishing lyceum society has been or
ganized in competition with our village schools.
Debating societies are, when properly con-
Quoted, valuable adjuncts to ordinary school
room instruction. If we believe in the max
: i'm educate the whole man, " the advan-
tages anG practice afforded by well regu-
lated lyceum cannot well be neglected. The
meetings of our society are held Wednesday
evenings at the academy hail.
Jonathan Foster is erecting new build
ing on the hill north of the railroad near the
new residences of Philbrook aud Wakefield.
The building is designed for a meat market
in the basement and tenement above. The
excavations are complc'' and the founda-
ton walls are being laid
A. Il. Judevino has his new and elegant
residence nearly completed and in readiness
for occupation. lie is now engaged in build
ing bank wall along the margin of the river
in front Of his buildings. This when COM
pleteted will be a substantial improvement to
his building site, and much needed for the
protection Of the river bridge below
The Elm combination show and concer
troupe exhibited at the town hall Saturday
evening last. The attendance was not large
but the entertainment was said to be very
good.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-04
Rutland County.

j. d. King, of Benson, met with serious
accident recently. He throw some unthresh-
cd grain on the table of threshing machine,
and then with his left hand undertook to
push it into the machine when in motion.
The result was that his hand went too near
and was instantly torn into shreds, very
bone in his fingers and thumb being torn out,
leaving his hand mangled mass Of flesh,
skin aud bones. His arm was amputated
about midway between the elbow and the
wrist, and the patient is now doing we'll
The Rutland County Grand Jury have iu-
dicted Hiram Il. Adams, formerly of Rock.
ingham, Bartonsvile, and Bellows Fails, Tor
larceny Last Saturday he was arrested on
three indictments, and snow at large on 49,
600 bail.
BRANDON FARMERS AND MECHANICS CLUB.
The Ninth Annual Fair of this clob was
held at Brandon, W.T. Tuesday and
Wednesday, October LIST and ID, 1872.
PresjdeRt-Dr. q. l.. Chase.
Vice PreStdent-Hon. Il. June.
Secretary-C d. Pitts.
Assistant Secretarg-J. q. McColhm.
TreoSurer--C. NJ. Winslow.
Vice Presidents -Bcnson, j. j. Howard /;
Chittenden, w. D. Herrison Cornwall, Sam.
ue Everts; Goshen, Newman Allen; Hub
bardston, A. L. Hill; Leicester, A. Il. Stan
ley; Middlebury, Geo. Hammond; Orwell,
w. r. Sanford; Pittsford, d. p Peabody
Rochester, b. Gleason; Rutland, John Cain !;
Sudbury, Simon Young Salisbury, John M.
Dyer Shoreham, John I. Rich; Whiting,
+. d. Douglass.
SuperinteRdentS--Town Hall, T. Ii. AL
den; horses, Ii. A. Sumner; swine, H. A.
Barnes; cattle, NJ. z. june (; poultry, f. NJ.
Pierce; sheep, Ii. II. Merritt.
Marshat-Oapt. A. s. Cook
Clerks Geo. Briggs, f. f. Dana, Alvah
Smith
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-04


entity Nearly all Of the early varieties are
rotting badly
Owing to the continued wet weather some
Of the Glover farmers have lost part Of their
hay crop. Acres Of grass remain uncut
while tons can be seen as it fell from the
scythe.
The Semi-Annual County Conference Of
Congregational Churches net at Coventry,
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week with a
goodly number of pastors and delegates and
held very interesting meeting.
The Monitor says Apple blossoms in
the fall are not such very uncommon thing
after ALL Mr. Evans, Of this village, has
now brought us boquct of red and white
blossoms which he picked from tree at the
corner of his house.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-04
Windlaam County.

The town cattle fair will be held at North
Wardsboro. Oct. 9th
Lucius Pike and George Griffin. of Som
erset, have caught two bears in that town
this fall
The warm, wet weather of the last two or
three weeks has done a good deal Of injury
to tobacco, around Brattleboro aud elsewhere.
Such weather is unayorable for curing the
weed and pole sweat snd finally rot is in
many cases the result, particularly if hung
too closely. Some farmers report thoir crops
almost entirely ruined from this cause.
At the Massachusetts Agricultural College,
the "Pioneer Scholarship" given by the class
Of 1871, and amounting to S27 per annum,
has been awarded to j. w. Clay of West.
minister. The conditions of the scholarship
are rank above ninety, no unexcuscd alb
sences aud one hundred in department. Mr..
Clay attained the rank of ninety-three and
has fully complied with the other conditions
Of the scholarship.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-04
Spefial alutifes.

PERsoNAL.-We were pleased TO receive call during
the past week. from DIR. Ayers traveller who was in
towu devotng his time and attention 10 the prepa
ratons Of the great medicine This call has become
pleasant annual to from the able and reliable bu
siness character Of the accomplished gentlemen whom
tins firm send out 10 transact their business No house
Is better known valued by the press for It's prompt
in settlement than the we'll established and pOpu-
lar j. 9. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass whose medicines
have become household necessity, and won the con
hdence and praise of ALL Our own acquaintance with
them has extended a series of years aud have
invariably found them their travellers and their medl-
cnes, worthy Of the Communications they everywhere
receive.